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Looking to buy first multi-family... high flood-risk
Hi there! I'm in the process of making my first real estate investment and came across a property that is of high-flood risk.
This is not uncommon for my location - about 14% of all properties in my city have a 26% or greater chance of severely being impacted by flooding in the next 30 years.
I'm currently looking at a duplex that is "extreme" flood risk (10/10 rating). I know the short-term solution here would be flood insurance... but long-term, I know this will affect resell value.
As an investor newbie - is it worth avoiding & looking at other potential duplexes?